> ps Apologies to anyone who felt my reference to Stan to be
> anything less
> than honorary - it was not meant disparagingly; quite
> contrarily, Stan is
> (and has been since ~76 when I first saw early pscreen's
> cleverness, many
> instances of brilliance since then) right near the top of my list of
> admirees.  :-)

Funny. I only thought of good meanings for 'wrote the code but doesn't use
it', such as having written the code entirely for the benefit of others, or
writing error-handling code even though one knows very well how to entirely
avoid those errors to begin with.

I just got brought in near the end of a project that I should have been on
to begin with. Those who do not want me on the project finally got to a
problem they themselves could not solve. I wonder what they will make of my
twenty-one line script, which handles problems they should have avoided to
begin with...

Greg

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